One homeowner came home to find a group of teenagers had broken into their empty summer house. They had thrown a wild party there. There was broken furniture, graffiti on the walls, and a lot of alcohol bottles everywhere. The homeowner had to deal with the police to find the culprits and then spent a fortune on cleaning and repairs. It was a horrible experience to see their beloved property trashed by these uninvited guests.
The theme of hidden motives is quite common. Uninvited guests usually have some ulterior motives. In an old story, an uninvited guest came to a merchant's feast. He was actually a competitor in disguise, aiming to steal the merchant's trade secrets. Also, the idea of the outsider is a theme. The uninvited guest is the outsider who challenges the insiders' worldviews and norms.
Sure. There is a story where an uninvited guest showed up at a grand ball. This person was a former servant who had been wronged by the host. He came to expose the host's past misdeeds in front of all the guests. It was a very dramatic moment and changed the perception of the host among the high - society crowd.
It could be a mysterious figure from another dimension. In a more fantastical version of the story, this uninvited guest could be a being that has accidentally slipped through a portal during the game. They have no idea about the world they've entered or the rules of the game, but their presence causes all sorts of strange things to happen.
Qing Yunian and the spy were two stories in the same universe that happened at different times. The story of the Qing Yu Nian was about the civilization that started to develop again after the destruction of human nuclear weapons, while the spy happened 800 years after the Qing Yu Nian. To be specific, Qing Yunian was the story of the Qing Emperor's wet nurse's son, Fan Jian, and Ye Qingmei, while the spy was the future life of another planet after Earth was completely destroyed. The characters in the two novels were related. For example, Fan Xian was the adopted son of Minister Fan Jian and also the son of Ye Qingmei and the Qing Emperor. All in all, Qing Yunian and the spy were sequels in the same universe, but they happened at different times.
I'm not sure specifically as I haven't read it. But generally, a novel with such a title might be about a character or situation where an unexpected person arrives and disrupts the normal course of events in the story.
'Spies' was a tricky novel. It mainly described Xu Le's identity as the crown prince of the Empire and the war hero of the Federation, as well as the stories between him and the various female leads. We can learn some information about the characters in "Spike".
According to the character introduction of "Spies", Xu Le was the male lead, the crown prince of the Empire and the former war hero of the Federation. He was talented in mechanics and had a strong sense of justice. His life creed was that if he made a mistake, he had to be punished. His godson was Zou Liuhuo. Shi Qinghai was the second male lead and one of Xu Le's best friends. He was originally a spy from Green Dragon Mountain who had infiltrated the Federation. Zhang Xiaomeng was Xu Le's first love. She believed in George Carlin's doctrine and joined the Green Dragon Mountain anti-government organization. Nan Xiangmei was a beautiful woman who came from the Nan Xiang family, one of the seven great families of the Federation. Shang Qiu was a genius female engineer from the Nutshell Company. She had designed the Federation's new generation of mecha, the MXs, together with Xu Le.
However, the search results did not provide any information about the other characters, such as the ranking and final outcome of the Top Ten Experts. Therefore, I am unable to give a definite answer to these questions.
It's about a southern ghost story. Maybe it involves the appearance of uninvited spirits in a southern setting, with elements like old southern mansions, family secrets, and the spooky events that unfold when these uninvited entities show up.